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Stoke upon Tern Neighbourhood Development Plan Consultation Statement April 2018 Contents Introduction Summary of Community Engagement Pre-Submission Consultation (Regulation 14) Appendix A – List of Statutory and other Consultees Appendix B - Consultation Comments Received and Response Made Introduction This Consultation Statement summarises the community engagement programme and the Regulation 14 consultation that were undertaken for the Stoke upon Tern Neighbourhood Development Plan (2017 - 2033). It shows how the requirements of Regulations 14 and 15 of the Neighbourhood Planning (General) Regulations 2012 have been satisfied. Summary of Community Engagement Stoke upon Tern Parish Council developed a programme of community and stakeholder engagement and this has been used to guide the process of producing the Neighbourhood Plan. The Parish Council recognises that the Neighbourhood Plan must reflect the needs of the community and the locality and the Council has sought to communicate with the residents and business owners in a timely and effective manner and to inform and actively engage with them throughout the process. The community engagement carried out on behalf the Parish Council in producing the draft Neighbourhood Plan is summarised in the community engagement table. The strategy for community engagement Throughout the preparation of the plan we regularly consulted and engaged the community. Since the launch in June 2015 we have: 1. Provided regular updates in the local newsletter, which is published 4 times a year. 2. Used the Parish Council website to provide information about for the neighbourhood plan. 3. Produced a community questionnaire in September 2015, a business questionnaire in January 2016 and a housing needs survey in June 2016. 4. Gave an update at every Parish Council Meeting since 2015. 5. Held Community Meetings and Workshops between March and June 2016, as is set out in the table overleaf. The Neighbourhood Plan preparation has been led by the Stoke upon Tern Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group which is made up of Parish Councillors, supported by neighbourhood planning specialists, Urban Vision Enterprise. Who was targeted? Throughout the Neighbourhood Plan process we have tried to engage with the Stoke upon Tern residents at all stages. The process began with an announcement of future events in the Parish Newsletter which is delivered to all household. This was followed by a promotional stall at the Wistanswick village fete and subsequently flyers and questionnaires, again circulated to all residents, were used to inform the process. Workshops and meetings by invitation were held with local Stakeholders in October 2015. A questionnaire covering the likely issues and aspirations of the local community was circulated to all households in September 2015; opinions were canvassed in a business questionnaire to all local businesses in January and February 2016, and subsequently a detailed Housing Needs Survey was sent out in June 2016. Outcomes/Feedback The opinions and comments arising from community engagement exercises help form the basis on which this plan was written. Likewise, the policies are formed both on community engagement and based on a clear planning rationale, underpinned by relevant data/evidence. The main issues emerging were affordable housing/downsizing, including a wish for bungalows, provision for travellers, and improvements in Broadband provision. Pre-Submission Consultation (Regulation 14) Following the completion of the draft Neighbourhood Plan it was posted on the Parish Council website and hard copies were placed in various locations within the Parish and the surrounding area. A Consultation Response Form was delivered to all households within the parish, detailing the whereabouts of the document and providing a variety of means of return for said responses. 2 drop- in sessions were held in November 2017 to provide further information and to answer any questions. Advice was sought from Shropshire Council about an agreed list of statutory and other consultees and they were all individually approached by email and directed to the draft Neighbourhood Plan. The list of consultees is found in Appendix A. Local businesses were approached directly by members of the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group. Consultation Comments made and responses Comments were logged and analysed by the Neighbourhood Plan Steering Group and decisions made on any amendments necessary to the Plan. Details of all these comments and decisions made can be found in Appendix B. Conclusions The policies identified in the Neighbourhood Plan have arisen from the concerns and wishes of the community of Stoke upon Tern. This is shown by the small number of consultees who have raised concerns. This reflects a general consensus and indicates that the Plan is largely non-controversial, which we hope will be demonstrated at the referendum. Appendix A Statutory and Other Consultees Name Title Organisation Address Rebecca Lead Catchment Severn Trent Severn Trent McLean Planner Stuart Planning Manager, Sport England West Midlands – Central Hub Morgans Rachael A. Chief Planner / The Coal Authority 200 Lichfield Lane Bust Principal Manager Berry Hill Planning and Local Mansfield Authority Liaison Nottinghamshire NG18 4RG Alison Heine Planner Heine Planning 10 Whitehall Dr, Hartford, Northwich, Cheshire CW8 1SJ A. R. Planning Officer National Federation Ladygrove Mill, Two Dales Matlock DE4 Yarwood, of Gypsy Liaison FG DipTP, Groups MRTPI, Peter Boland Historic Places Historic England The Axis 10 Holliday Street Birmingham Advisor B1 1TG Graeme Senior Planning Environment West Midlands Area Irwin Officer - Sustainable Agency Places Dewi Forward Plans Dwr Cymru Welsh Kinmel Park Depot Royal Welsh Avenue Griffiths Officer Developer Water Bodelwyddan LL18 5TQ Services Diane Clarke Assoc RTPI Town Network Rail Floor 1 Square One 4 Travis Street Planning Technician Manchester, M1 2NY LNW Jodie Senior Defence Kingston Road, Sutton Coldfield, West McCabe Town Planner Infrastructure Midlands, B75 7RL Environment & Organisation Planning Support David Service Delivery Telford & Wrekin Development Management Business, Fletcher Manager Council Development & Employment, Telford & Wrekin Council, PO BOX457 1st Floor, Wellington Civic Offices, Telford TF2 2FH Jane Evans Clerk Hodnet Parish 51, Longford Turning, Market Drayton Council TF9 3PF Cllr Len Chairman Childs Ercall Parish Ercall Grange, St Michaels Way, Childs Sambrook Council Ercall TF9 2DB Jane Evans Clerk Moreton Saye 51, Longford Turning, Market Drayton Parish Council TF9 3PF Graham Clerk Sutton upon Tern 18, Mendip Close, Little Dawley, Telford Bould Parish Council TF4 3JG Appendix B Consultation Comments Received and Comments Made A. National and Statutory Bodies Environment Agency Letter 2nd October 2017 Comments and Suggested Comments Suggested Modification for the Amendments NDP Neighbourhood Plans should The site allocations were made Depends on discussion with offer robust confirmation that by the Local Plan, rather than Shropshire Council. development is not impacted by this NP. So flood risk issues flooding and that there is should already be covered by sufficient waste water the Local Plan. This should be infrastructure in place to discussed with Shropshire accommodate growth for the Council. duration of the plan period. The Flood Map provides an indication of ‘fluvial’ flood risk only. You are advised to discuss matters relating to surface water (pluvial) flooding with the drainage team at Shropshire Council in their role as the Lead Local Flood Authority (LLFA). The LLFA also has responsibility for local flood risk management and may hold flooding information that is not identified on our Flood Map The Clive Barracks Community Hub (500 houses), some watercourses have not been modelled on our Flood Maps. The Clive Barracks hub is bisected by a small un-modelled watercourse which should be considered moving forward with Plan. The Environment Agency also included a consultation pro-forma, setting out sources of environmental information and containing advice on issues like flood risk and climate change. Sport England Letter 13th November 2018 Comments and Suggested Comments Suggested Modification for the Amendments NDP The response highlights NPPF Including promoting healthy Consider amending vision policy on sport and its own communities in the vision statement to include reference guidance. statement may be desirable. to supporting ‘healthy communities’. Supports the vision statement, although it would be beneficial to also include within it a reference to promoting healthy communities to be consistent with guidance in section 8 of the NPPF. A suitably worded reference Neighbourhood plans do not Consider adding text to that makes the link between have to include policies on all recognise the link between provision and enhancement of subjects. However, this may be sport and recreation facilities to sport and recreation to the a useful addition. health and well-being. health and well-being of the neighbourhood would ensure consistency with existing Development Plan documents and the NPPF … Consider amending SUTA3 to make reference to sport and … SUTA3 should make it clear recreation. that the reference to green space includes sports and recreation facilities including playing fields, again to be consistent with the Core Strategy and the NPPF … Dutton Close Community Hub - The site allocation was made by This was more a matter for the The site has been previously the
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